Chamber Of Commerce Events
Trusted by Design, UK–Canada Health Data: Integration, Resilience and Partnership
Health data is now a critical part of national infrastructure, and no country can secure it, integrate it, or make full use of it alone. The UK and Canada share values, alliances and a commitment to trusted research, but not yet a shared model for how their health systems can rely on one another. Trusted by Design brings senior leaders from both countries together to argue that trust is what makes integration possible. Across keynotes and panels, we'll examine how federated systems can share insights safely, how health infrastructure withstands attacks and disruptions, and what good public–private partnerships look like when the asset is population health data. ________________________________________ PROGRAMME: * Opening remarks on trusted research and trusted international partnership in modern health systems. * Paired keynote presentations, with Canadian and UK perspectives on federation, governance, and secure data architecture. * Panel I – Federation Without Friction: Can health systems share insights without moving data?Forum: Health & Life Sciences
Gala Ball 2026
We are thrilled to invite you to the second Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce Anniversary Gala Ball—an unforgettable evening of glamour, fun, and celebration—on Thursday, 19th November 2026. This black-tie / national dress event brings together Canadian friends and colleagues in the UK for a spectacular occasion that promises to be a night to remember. What to Expect * A Glamorous Celebration: Be part of the annual gala event, joining 200-300+ Members and Guests for a dazzling evening filled with elegance and excitement. * Live Entertainment: Dance the night away with music, enjoy thrilling performances, and take part in an auction featuring fantastic prizes. * Networking & Connection: Engage with representatives of the wider Canada-UK business community, and celebrate with colleagues, contacts, clients, and friends. ________________________________________ Why Attend? This is more than just an event—it’s a chance to: * Be part of the annual celebration of the Chamber’s anniversary. * Experience a glamorous and fun-filled
High Commissioner Breakfast Briefing
Round table discussion on current trade & investment issues affecting Canada & Chamber businesses with H.E. Bill Blair, Canada’s High Commissioner to the UK _____________________________________ This event is open only to Charter members of the Chamber. If you are interested in joining, please email info@canada-uk.org
Reflections on the Canadian Budget and implications for international trade and investment
Join the Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce for a reflection on the Canadian Budget and implications for international trade and investment with an expert panel. Panel: * Alex Byrne-Krzycki, Senior Consultant, Crestview * Simon J. Walsh, Owner Partner, Oury Clark Solicitors * Alexander Wozny, Former Senior Advisor to Canada’s Prime Minister & Former Director of Issues & Parliamentary Affairs to the Minister of Finance Moderator: * Erin Gill, Global Corporate Affairs and Partnerships Leader, Arup All guests must register online and bring Government Issued Photo ID.
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Winter Networking Evening
Join the Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce at historic Canada House for an evening of networking with current, new and prospective members. Please register ASAP to avoid disappointment!
Annual Christmas Lunch 2026
The Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce invites you to our Annual Christmas Lunch - this year taking place once again at Saddlers Hall. Our keynote speaker is John Lewicki, Senior Vice President of International Partnerships at the National Hockey League. We hope you will join us to celebrate the close of another successful year and to listen to John's insightful remarks. The deadline for refunds and registrations will be 12pm Friday 4 Dec 2026.
January Networking Evening
Join the Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce for a networking evening in the heart of the city at dion St Paul's. Please register by Friday 22 January to avoid disappointment.